D. N. Robinson
  $65

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Irish sterling egg spoon, marks of M. West, Dublin, 1824, and another maker's mark EC in a rectangle, possibly Christopher Eades, listed in 1821. Crest and motto (TYDE WHAT MAY) of the Haig family of Bemerside, Roxburgh, Scotland. The Haigs seem to have been active in the military, so Dublin-marked silver possibly the result of a posting to that city. Add $3.00 s/h/i within the USA, outside email for shipping quote.

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D. N. Robinson
  $125

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Gorham sterling tongs in the Fontaineblaeu pattern, 5", excellent condition, no monogram. The pattern is very crisp, not worn as can happen with this pattern. Shipping $3.00 within the USA, outside email for shipping quote.

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Old Friends
689a   $ 35 pair

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Each of these Gorham coffee spoons is 4 3/8" long. The pattern is Gorham's figural Versailles. These are 1888 versions, stamped with the Gorham lion, anchor, G, and the words Sterling and Copyrighted. They are in mint condition, with no visible wear, and without monograms or monogram removals. The bowls have a satin matte finish, with just a hint of a pale gold wash.

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
1625   $90.00

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length 7 5/8 inches, no monogram, fine condition. Serve your hog with style.

Al's Past Treasures
S1636   $18.00 each 3 Available

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Offering this iced tea spoon in the pattern BMS7 by Baker Manchester Silver Co. First introduced in 1918 and has been discontinued. Free from monograms and in excellent condition. Measures 7.25 inches. I have 3 available for sale. Shipping to anywhere in the U.S.A. is $5.00. See all my many other great listings.

Old Friends
681a   $ 70

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This sterling silver berry spoon is 8 3/8" long and weighs a robust 2.0 T. oz. The pattern is Frank Smith's early 20th century "Newport Shell." The shell and bead motif of the design is carried into the bowl, which has decorated shoulders and a fluted edge. There is an Old English "V" monogram. The condition is very good. There is no polishing wear, and the finish is appealing. The bowl is well-shaped, and free of dents or burrs. The interior surface does show some light pinprick scratche... Click for details

LEFFLERS ANTIQUES
  $200.00

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Watson sterling ladle in the Eugenie pattern. Very good condition with slight scratches in the bowl. Length is 8 7/8 inches and bowl is 3 1/2 inches wide. Monogrammed with the letter B. Thanks for looking!

Old Friends
680a   $ 38

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This late 1800's, sterling silver spoon is 6 7/8" long and is stamped "Sterling" and "A. Stowell & Co." for the Boston retailer. It is a Jac Rose engraved pattern, set on a satin matte ground. The reverse of the handle has a tipt end. The bowl is large relatively to the overall size of the piece, and slightly ovoid, 2 1/2" long by 1 7/8" at the widest. It has a pale gold wash on the interior. This is likely a jelly or preserve serving spoon. It is in excellent condition. The engraving re... Click for details

Al's Past Treasures
ST1625   $15.00

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Offering 1 sterling silver teaspoon in the pattern Beaux Art by the Manchester Silver Co. that was first introduced in 1910. Teaspoon measures 6 inches. Used but in excellent condition. No monograms. I price all my items below Replacements. Shipping to anywhere in the U.S.A. will be $5.00. Insurance extra if requested. See all my many other great listings.

Al's Past Treasures
SB1624   $15.00 ea. 4 Available

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Offering 4 sterling silver small flat handle butters in the pattern Victorian aka Sheraton by Durgin Gorham Silver Co. that was first introduced in 1910 and discontinued approx. 1940. Butters measure 5.25 inches. Used but in excellent condition. No monograms. I price all my items below Replacements. Shipping to anywhere in the U.S.A. will be $5.00. Insurance extra if requested. See all my many other great listings.

Al's Past Treasures
SK1623   $15.00 ea. 2 Available

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Offering 2 sterling silver old French style dinner knives in the pattern Beaux Art by Manchester Silver Co. that was first introduced in 1910. Knives measure 8.75 inches. Used but in excellent condition. No monograms. I price all my items below Replacements. Shipping to anywhere in the U.S.A. will be $5.00. Insurance extra if requested. See all my many other great listings.

Old Friends
678a   $ 40

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Gorham's Tuileries is a richly textured, elegant pattern. Dating from 1906, it stands among the last of the Gilded Age's lush design offerings. This item is a 5 3/4" long, sterling silver olive spoon. It retains the original gold wash in the bowl, and is monogrammed with an Old English "P." The condition is flawless. Marks are the Gorham lion, anchor, G, the words Sterling and Pat. 1906, and the stamp of the retailer, E. Gundlach & Co.

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
1622   P.O.R.

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length 5 1/8 inches, monogrammed obverse "PDS" in trailing Art Nouveau script, a few very minor scratches but fine overall condition. Could one wish for no mono, or perhaps a nice Old English "S"? Yes indeed, but this is one of few sets we've owned in over twenty years...

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
1621   $85.00

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length 6 7/8 inches, monogrammed "T", fine condition, early mark (see fourth photo).

Old Friends
674a   $ 85

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This 6 3/4" long sugar sifter is an unmarked example of Whiting's "Diamond." While stamped "Sterling," this has a coin silver sensibility and was likely produced circa 1870, during the transition from coin to a sterling standard. This is an exceptionally fine example in immaculate condition. There is no monogram or monogram removal. The finish is brilliant, and the bowl is finished in a rich gold wash front and backsides.

Old Friends
671a   $ 45

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This sterling silver master knife is some large, 7 3/4" long, and solid weight. It is a mystery pattern, although quite similar to Gorham's "Italic" of 1868. It is a plain design, with a pedimented end, and an Old English "P" monogram on the reverse. The style looks as if it wants to be coin silver, but it is stamped "Sterling." It is also marked "J.N.L. & Co." There was a "J.N. Lewis & Co." of York, So. Carolina, but it is inconclusive whether this traces to that firm. The condition is ve... Click for details

LEFFLERS ANTIQUES
  $65.00

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Antique Towle large serving ladle. 7 1/4 inches long in the Old Colonial pattern. Marked Sterling along with the old Towle hallmark. Excellent, used condition with no damage, minor use. We have additional sterling flatware, and will gladly combine shipping on multiple purchases. Thanks for looking!

Old Friends
666a   $ 135

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This sterling silver berry spoon is 8 3/4" long and heavy. The pattern is Wallace's early 20th century, art nouveau "Eton." It incorporates lush, flowing irises, with the design tumbling into the bowl. The bowl has a satin finish. There is no monogram or monogram removal. The condition is outstanding. There is no visible wear, and no damage. Marks are the Wallace deer head emblem, and the words Sterling and Pat. 1902.

Old Friends
664a   $ 165

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Rand & Crane (circa 1896-1922) were something of an enigmatic Boston retailer. Their product sources are uncertain, but their offerings were always to a high standard. This is the case with this 8 3/4" long, immensely heavy, 5.7 T. oz., solid sterling silver crumber. The design is a pointed antique with a shell end. Several makers produced shell end designs, but the prevailing examples all had rounded ends. This design apparently stands on its own. While the rest of the piece is entirely p... Click for details

Old Friends
660a   $ 135

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This sterling silver jelly or preserve spoon is 7 5/8" long and has a bowl that is 3" by 2 1/4" by 1/2". The pattern is Whiting's 1888 "Hyperion." This is an appealing, delicate floral, with a fan top. This piece has an especially appealing, apple-shaped bowl, that has a ribbed base, flanged rim, and is finished in a pale gold wash. There is a charming, feathered script inscription on the reverse that reads, "S. & D.K. to E. and J.Y." The condition is very good. There is no polishing wear... Click for details